Pictures show Dumfries dangerous driver's iced-up windows
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Police have released images of the windscreen and windows in the dangerous driving case
Police have released images of the "very limited view" from a frozen windscreen in a dangerous driving case as a warning to other motorists.
David Hyslop, 54, was stopped by officers on the A701 in Dumfries in December last year.
He was later found guilty of dangerous driving, fined £500 and given a 12-month driving ban.
Insp Gavin McHallum urged other drivers to make sure their windscreens were clear before setting off.
It is hoped the case will serve as a "reminder" to other drivers
Police said it was "absolutely vital" to clear snow and ice before setting off
"As we move into the winter months and a drop in temperatures I hope this case acts as a reminder of the importance of ensuring your vehicle is in a safe condition to be driven on our roads," he said.
"It is absolutely vital that there is no snow or ice on your windows before you set off so please take the time to properly clear your vehicle because if you cannot see clearly you are putting yourself and others on the road at risk."
Police Scotland said more information on winter road safety was available on the force's website., external
David Hyslop was fined £500 and banned from driving for 12 months
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